Life Quotes by Annie Dillard
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A writer watches his indoor plants wilt while he drafts a book, noting how life can feel colorless and sensory‑deprived. He says a first draft needs a strange inner state that ordinary days don’t give, and he urges us to spend every hour fully, not to hoard good moments. In his view, how we use each day becomes the shape of our whole life.
